LANE COUNTY
Board of County Commissioners
www.co.lane.or.us/BCC/default.htm
Bill Fleenor Commissioner West Lane
www.co.lane.or.us/BCC_FLEENOR/default.htm
Link to Bill’s page on the Lane County website
Commissioners Meeting Agendas
www.co.lane.or.us/BCC/AgendaHome.htm
Future Meeting Agendas and past meeting approved minutes
Board Meetings LIVE and ON DEMAND
www.co.lane.or.us/webcast/
Watch all commissioners meetings LIVE on the web or on Comcast Channel 21. Metro TV and Lane County also provide innovative
website services which allow the user to view video “on demand” to specific meeting
agenda items.
Additional information regarding Live Webcasts and archive On Demand services are available at
www.co.lane.or.us/webcast/FAQ.aspx
Dunes City
Population: 1,345
Street Address: 82877 Spruce St.
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 97, Westlake, OR Zip: 97493
City Hall Phone: 541-997-3338
City Hall Fax: 541-997-5751
Eugene
Population: 148,595
Street Address: 777 Pearl St Rm 105
Mailing Address: 777 Pearl St Rm 105
City Hall Phone: 541-682-5010
City Hall Fax: 541-682-5414
Florence
Population: 8,270
Street Address: 250 Highway 101
Mailing Address: 250 Highway 101 97439
City Hall Phone: 541-997-3436
City Hall Fax: 541-997-6814
Junction City
Population: 4,965
Street Address: 680 Greenwood Street
Mailing Address: PO Box 250 97448
City Hall Phone: 541-998-2153
City Hall Fax: 541-998-3140
Council Meeting Day(s) & Time(s): 2nd & 4th(if needed) Tues at 6:30pm
Planning Commission Meeting Day(s): 3rd Tue at 7:30pm
City Hall Hours: M-F 8am-5pm(closed from 12:30pm- 1:30pm)
City Web Address:
http://www.ci.junction-city.or.us
City E-mail Address:
Veneta
Population: 4,240
Street Address: 88184 Eighth St
Mailing Address: PO Box 458 97487
City Hall Phone: 541-935-2191
City Hall Fax: 541-935-1838
LANE COUNTY HISTORY
http://arcweb.sos.state.or.us/county/cplanehome.html
Lane County was established on January 29, 1851. It was created
from the southern part of Linn County and that portion of Benton County that was
east of Umpqua County. Originally it covered all of southern Oregon east to the
Rocky Mountains and south to the California border. It was named after the territory's
first governor, Joseph Lane.
Photo: Lane County Courthouse 1898 courtesy Oregon Historical County Records Guide
Emerald People’s Utility District
http://www.epud.org/
Emerald PUD is a public power
utility. That means we are not-for-profit, and exist only to provide reliable electric
service at reasonable rates. Public power systems belong to the people they serve.
In our community the owners and users of our electric utility are the same. That
means that your goals are also ours. There are no dividends to pay out-of-state
stockholders, and all the benefits of our locally controlled electric utility remain
here in this community.
Fern Ridge Library
http://www.fernridgelibrary.org/
The mission of Fern Ridge Library District is to serve its community through providing
access to diverse cultural, educational and recreational resources, responding to
individual and community information needs and promoting the full exercise of free
speech and exchange of ideas.
- 88026 Territorial Rd. Veneta, OR 97487
- (541) 935-7512
Port of Siuslaw
http://www.portofsiuslaw.com
Lane County’s gateway to the Pacific Ocean encompasses
720 square miles of the Siuslaw River watershed.
Siuslaw public Library
http://www.siuslawlibrary.org/
Serving the communities of Florence, Dunes City, Mapleton, Swisshome, Deadwood and
surrounding areas with two full-service branches.
Address: 1460 Ninth Street Florence, OR 9743 phone: (541) 997-3132
Mapleton Branch: Address: 88148 Riverview Avenue Mapleton, OR 97453 Phone:(541) 268-4033
Lane Transit District
www.ltd.org
services to Eugene-Springfield and our surrounding communities. We welcome all of
our customers on our buses every day ... from young to old, from low income to high
income, and those with varying levels of physical abilities.
Convention and Visitors Association of Lane County
http://www.visitlanecounty.org/
For the past 25 years, the Convention & Visitors
Association of Lane County Oregon (CVALCO) has been marketing Lane County as a convention,
meeting, event, and leisure-travel destination to attract overnight visits, thereby
enhancing the economic and social well being of Lane County's communities.